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TROUBLESHOOTING
A simple test to verify that your heater is functioning is to place your hand
above the unit. There should be cool air blowing out the top after time
delay has expired. The return water to the pool should be a few degrees
warmer than water entering the heater. After about 15 minutes of run
time, there should be water draining out of the base of the unit.
If you have reason to believe your heater is not functioning properly, follow
the troubleshooting guide below or call the factory for service.
CONDITION
POSSIBLE CAUSE
POSSIBLE SOLUTION
Control Display
Blank
No power supply to
heater. Tripped breaker
or blown fuse. Control
failure.
Reset breaker. Replace
fuse. If problem persists,
call factory for service.
Control Displays
"LOW FLOW"
The pool pump is not
on. A valve is turned,
bypassing the water
through the heater.
Clogged water line,
filter or pump impeller.
Internal water pressure
switch failure.
Turn pool pump on. Clean
pump and filter. Adjust
water valves. If problem
persists, call factory for
service.
Control Displays
"DEFROSTING"
Ambient air is too low
for heater to function.
Unit will turn back on once
ambient air rises to
appropriate level.
Control Displays
"LOW
REFRIGERANT
PRESSURE"
Refrigerant leak.
Call factory for service.
